In the coming months our new federal government will be promoting a massive expansion in Australia’s coal exports. In all likelihood they’ll hail it as “good For Australia”. It isn’t. Most of us are familiar with the damage coal mining, export and burning does to the environment. We know it affects… Author Brett Parris Adjunct Continue Reading →
By Degrees A Climate Alarm, Too Muted for Some Human Hands in a Changing Climate: The Times’s Justin Gillis talks about what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release in their report later this month. By JUSTIN GILLIS Published: September 9, 2013 Facebook Twitter Google+ Save E-mail Share Print Reprints This month, the world Continue Reading →
Blogs University Home Library Media Contacts Search the website: The University of Sydney Constitutional Critique Critical constitutional analysis by the CRU « Who Needs a Union? A Constitutional Argument for Controlling the High Court’s Workload | Blog home From Simple Disillusion to Double Dissolution by Anne Twomey 12 Sep Before the election, Tony Abbott ruled Continue Reading →
Weather Your 4-day local weather forecast TV Guide What’s on the box tonight? Thursday September 12, 2013 Larger / SmallerNight Mode Working on sea level benchmarks Sept. 11, 2013, midnight EUROBODALLA Shire Council is now working with Shoalhaven City Council to set new benchmarks for sea level rise. EUROBODALLA Shire Council is now working with Continue Reading →
Science News … from universities, journals, and other research organizations Save Email Print Share Global Warming Could Change Strength of El Niño Sep. 11, 2013 — Global warming could impact the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO), altering the cycles of El Niño and La Niña events that bring extreme drought and flooding to Australia and Continue Reading →
About Meet the Gang Contact Weather Wall Forecasts Archives Follow: Email Print Reprints Summer 2013 weather extremes tied to extraordinarily unusual polar jet stream By Steve Tracton, Published: September 11 at 3:35 pmE-mail the writer 13 Comments More For at least the past one or two decades the adjective extreme has increasingly become used in Continue Reading →